8 inch Needle-Nose Pliers, Forged CR-V with Quenched Jaws
Key points
- Forged CR-V steel with quenched high-hardness jaws
- Long tapered nose for deep narrow spaces
- Comfort dual-material grip for oily hands
- Heat-treated edges cut soft wire cleanly
- Magnetic jaw option helps retrieve dropped screws in confined spaces
- 8-inch length reaches terminal blocks and connectors deep inside control panels
- One clearly described full-size model keeps distributor catalogues and export listings tidy, since the same tool can be listed under electrical, automotive and maintenance headings without splitting the range
- The long taper lets a technician guide a wire through a grommet and pull it out the other side of a bulkhead
| Length | 8 inch |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Jaw | Long Tapered Nose |
| Treatment | Drop-Forged, High-Temp Quenched |
| Handle | Dual-Color Grip |
| Edge | Hardened Cutting Edge |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Heavy-duty 8 inch needle-nose pliers forged from chrome vanadium steel with induction-quenched jaws for high hardness, wear resistance and a long service life. The long, tapered nose reaches into deep and narrow spaces to grip, bend and pull wires, springs and small components, while the heat-treated cutting edges slice through soft wire with a clean cut. Red and black dual-material handles provide a comfortable, non-slip grip even when hands are oily, and the pliers open and close smoothly for accurate control. Ideal for electricians, automotive technicians, plumbers and general maintenance work where a longer reach is needed. The magnetic jaw option helps pick up dropped screws in confined areas. Full-size jaws and forged construction give this tool the leverage smaller pliers lack, making it a solid addition to any professional or home toolbox that sees regular electrical and mechanical repairs. Pulling cable through conduit or holding a nut inside a deep channel is where the extra reach and leverage pay off, so it suits electricians and mechanics on full-size equipment rather than electronics benches.
